If you wish to manage your package repositories outside of this module, you just need to set $manage_repo to false: class This will get you set up with the basics and will meet 90% of the use cases out there. To begin using the virtualbox module, just include the virtualbox class on your node like so: include virtualbox travis.yml file in the root of the module. If you're interested in the testing matrix, please have a look at the. This module is tested with the latest version Puppet 4 and Puppet 5 all Puppet supported versions of Ruby are included in the test matrix. If you wish to see another distro/version added to this list, so would we! PRs are welcome :) It may work on other distros and OS versions, but these are the versions that we're targeting.
If you wish to define a package version with a custom package name, you must use the package_ensure parameter. Because of the strange convention Oracle has opted to use for versioning VirtualBox, if you set a custom package name, the version parameter will be ignored. You can define a custom package name and/or version, you can also opt to not manage the repositories with this module. By default, this module will also configure the kernel modules required to run VirtualBox.īy default, this module will install the Oracle VirtualBox yum/apt repo, install the VirtualBox package, and build the VirtualBox kernel modules. This module installs VirtualBox on a Linux host using the official repositories or custom defined repositories.
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